Canadian spouse of US citizen- are they still scheduling interview dates in Montreal during pandemic?!?

[NikLR 13,227]

31 minutes ago, BunyanP said:

Thanks for clarifying. That’s unfortunate..

I know.  I feel so bad for all of you!  

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5 hours ago, Canadian Spouse said:

So-- I finally got convinced that I CAN file for AOS.  So, that is what we will do.  We are nervous about it so are looking into hiring a lawyer of just getting someone to look over our forms.  Are you going to AOS?  We CAN- especially since my work (massage therapist) is going to be very spotty in a covid world. 

Yes, we are. We talked to our lawyer who helped put together our original packet and he thinks it's pretty clear I was intending to go back (I have been traveling back and forth every weekend for over a year, had some upcoming in-person work commitments that were later canceled when my office moved to essential services only, and had just renewed my contract).

 

My office is still in essential services and it's not clear that it will clear up any time soon. I'm talking with my supervisor about taking a leave or other options this week. I don't want to risk going back across the border with no clear place to go right away (can't easily isolate in my apartment with roommates), no immediate job that needs me there, and no timeline for when my husband can visit me or I can return!

 

Overall very stressful, I'm glad we at least have the financial flexibility to make this change! I hope your situation works out!